Hotel Corry Gold Room to Host Nightly Piano Shows
Spot Line-O-Ads reports Jim Kelly taking over the keyboard at the Hotel Corry Gold Room piano. Nights Tuesday through Saturday feature singing and tunes. Unclear garbled text follows about events and foods at nearby locations. Frank Sabo to appear at Rossbacher's lot with citrus and nuts on Saturday. Carrig's holds shoe sale. Nichols-Glavis offers a Swiss steak dinner Thursday for $1.00 at 212 Pose SOS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Kelly
Corry
Frank Sabo
Rossbacher's
West South Street
Carrig's
Nichols-Glavis
Ted
Ege
Carrig
S.t
Robert Cat‘lin
Grice Jewelry
Rossbacher Insurance
Tf Seeded
Sea’s Drugs
Turben
Chevrolet
Hospital Admits and Discharges Mixed Addresses Listed
At The Hospital cannot summon a physician during an emergency call and lists admitted and discharged patients with multiple local addresses. Included are Mrs. Clara Rauscher, Mrs. E. John Jones, Mrs. Arnold Crosby, and others, followed by a note on Line-O-Ad rates and event announcements for a barbershop concert and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rauscher
Spring Street
Curtis
Walter Foltz
Centerville
Vicki
Orla Christeansen
North Center Street
Rober Mays
East Street
E. John Jones
Arnold Crosby
West Main Street
Richard Huffman
West Pleasant Street
Leland Crosscut
House Dems Fight For JFK Program
The House votes 217 to 212 to enlarge the Rules Committee from 12 to 45, boosting Democratic control and signaling a tough fight ahead to enact President Kennedy’s legislative program. Democrats Elliott of Alabama and Sisk of California named for the panel, with GOP contenders Smyth, Hoffman, and St George in the running for vacancies. The coalition’s role grows as only a five vote margin separates victory from defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtun
House
Kennedy
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Rayburn
Rules Committee
White House
Tio
Carl Elliott
Alabama
B. F. Sisk
California
H. Allen Bmyth
Elmer J. Hoffman
Dlinois
Katharine St. George
New York
Rules Committina
Smith
Union City Residents and Discharges Listed
Union City and surrounding areas reveal a roster of residents and discharges. Names include Fred Tujetsch, Charles Goldfinch, Mrs. George Willover, Mrs. Ralph Peterson, Thomas Inches, Mrs. Theodore Davis, Dorothy Weed, Mrs. James Steen, Donald McGahen, William Phillips and Mrs. Thomas Transue with addresses in Union City Clymer Waterford Edinboro and Graves Street. The list combines civilian residents with discharged individuals across multiple rural routes and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Fred Tujetsch
New Street
Unlon City
Charles Goldfinch
West High Street
George Willover
R. D
Clymer
Ralph Peterson
Thomas Inches
Coraopolis
Theodore Davis
Waterford
Dorothy Weed
James Steen
Second Avenue
Donald McGahen
Edinboro
William Phillips
Thomas ‘Transue
Graves Street
Union Ci
College seeks copies of The Public Art for syllabus
Lancaster in a dither as Franklin and Marshall College faces a shortage of Gilbert Seldes The Public Art. 1300 students were to read the book for the semester, 450 copies were ordered but the title is out of print. Officials found 21 copies from New York and Philadelphia dealers and asked for help from readers and the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Gilbert Seldes
Pranklin and
Marshall College
New York
Philadelphia
Seldes
Vital Missile On Test Flight
Minuteman squadrons at Malmstrom Air Force Base near Great Falls Montana will deploy missiles in silos capped by 10 ton concrete hatches and monitored from an underground control center with remote operations. Five central posts can fire all 65 missiles within minutes. The first trains roll in 1963 over 100000 miles of US railroad tracks. Minuteman uses solid fuel, easing handling and storage, with fewer personnel than Atlas or Titan deployments. Five hundred men per 3-parasle squadron versus six hundred for 39-missile Atlas crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minuteman
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
Mont
Air Force
Navy
Army
Atlas
Senators Wrangle Over Revenue Bill In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg, Senate Republicans prepared amendments that could speed final passage of Gov Lawrence's 180 million revenue package. Democratic leader Weiner said they intend to advance the program, which includes raising the Easelite tax to 7 cents, with a final vote expected next Tuesday. A fair housing bill faced final action as well, possibly delayed by amendments and questions about superseding local ordinances. Democrats divided 25 to 25 risked failing to reach the constitutional 26 vote, while Sen Haluska announced hearings to gauge Cambria County gains before backing the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
Lawrence
Charles R. Weiner
Butt
House
Appropriations Committee
Weiner
Anne X. Alperin
Pittsburgh
John J. Haluska
D-Cambria
H. Conlair
Lycoming
New Orleans
Haluska
Johnstown
Cambria County
Plan For Old Army Bases Thorny Issue
President Kennedy orders a survey on closing military bases raising debate at home and abroad. The process began before his directive with bases reduced to caretaker status and totals shrinking from 772 to 799 in the previous year. Local communities fear economic loss while some regard bases as defense or income sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Defense Department
Congress
United States
Peruvian City Aide Seeks Aid for Water System Plan
Bradford reports a Peruvian city requests $15 million for a new sewage treatment plant and water system upgrades. Mayor Sullivan and Council debate contributions from taxpayers, suggesting individuals donate $5 each to show goodwill with the United States. The letter cites a need to raise funds to restore water supply and a dispersal system amid dire poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Lous Montero
Municipalidad del Pisco
Toe
Peru
South America
John A. Sull
David J. Kretison
Thom J. Williams
Uen
United States
Junta de Obras Publicas de Ia 4
Department of Public Works
Bradford Whuld
Schor Montero
Munta de Obras Publicas de
Tow
USA
Endan
Gerlie
Mit
Gener
Peru City Seeks Support for Water Sewage and Roads
A letter from a "Good Neighbor" appeals to Peru's city fathers to address urgent needs in water supply, sewage disposal, and infrastructure. The southwest Peru city, near the sea canal, with a population of 76,004, faces heavy road burdens and seeks contributions to fund a major community improvement task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Sea Canal
Good-Time Charlie Relied Urgent Bladder Relief
Ad copy touts Doan's Pills as a long standing remedy for urinary discomfort. It promises quick relief and notes a large economy size. The tone imitates a nostalgic product pitch with emphasis on extended use over decades.
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Brekie Neben
Touscular
Aachen
Heaney la Daria
Geome
Dean
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Soars
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Cangumar Discount Co (Co
wiMewcs
London
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Soviet Union
Associated Press
Ham
Cape Canaveral
Highways Department
Somerset
Dur- Bois
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He Seld
Bracken
Order of the Golden Rule
Center Street
Ali
Morton
eRe
Ees
Charlie
Corry’s Finest
U. S
Armour
Kansas City
Armour Sirloin
Hills Bros
Shurfine Bartlett Pears
Moundview
Spruance
Oscar Mayer Smokie
Diumaal Dieters
Ube
Netiston
Meadville
Wether
Cor Newton
W. (Roweie
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East Brown
Ching
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